Hill Eyes Federal Aid Drive As President Plans Message
Senator Hill anticipates prompt hearings by the Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee after President Eisenhower’s education message to Congress. He expects a larger grant program than 200 million dollars, with hearings focusing on the administration plan and existing pending bills, including his Alabamian-backed measure.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Hill
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Folsom
Ted
Terminal Under Construction For Hoover Here Freight
A freight terminal is under construction at the corner of lith Street and will be by the Hoover Truck Co. The truck will move into the new brick and concrete structure, 75 by 32 feet on a 200 by 125 foot lot, featuring reinforced steel.
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Hover Truck Co
Origasiar
Thomas
Truck Cam
Highway 31
Federal education grants face segregation rider clash
The plan seeks 500 million dollars in grants to states over two years. Hill says segregation should not be injected into education aid, calling some riders logical. NAACP demands a rider banning grants to segregated states, while Southerners warn it could kill the four year 1.6 billion program. Speaker Rayburn plans to bring the issue to the floor soon.
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Hill
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Rayburn
Poujade Surges To Front Rank In French Politics
Pierre Poujade, a 35 year old bookstore owner from St Cere, leads a new anti tax protest movement UDCA. His initial nationwide vote total nears 20 million with about 30 seats, making UDCA the fourth largest political group in France for a brief period as he channels storekeepers and traders into a vocal crusade.
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Joseph
DYNAN
Paris
Pierre Poujade
St. Cere
Union For the Defense of Shopkeepers and Tradesmen
UDCA
France
Keep Farm Plan Out Of Politics Urges Ellender
Sen. Ellender calls avoiding Farm Plan in partisan fights while negotiating with Sen. Aiken and Ben son on a bill. He cites goals like disposing of seven billion dollars in surpluses, a soil bank pay plan, revised price supports for cotton and wheat, and a two price system for rice amid farm policy debate.
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Ellender
Congress
Girl Scouts Plan Worker Training Meeting
Girl Scouts invite busy volunteers to a training session for troop leadership. Consultants and chairmen will receive guidance and prepare for future responsibilities, aiming to boost troop effectiveness and conduct.
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Girl Scouts
Shot Schedules Told For Limestone
Limestone County health workers announce polio diphtheria and typhoid vaccines and smallpox tests at listed schools each Monday to Friday on specific dates and times. Babies and young children are urged to receive shots with Saturday sessions from 9 a.m. to noon at the health office.
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Athens
Limestone County Health Era
Fairmount
East Limestone
Walters Chapel
Nelson
Copeland
Bethel
Belle Mina
Col
Mooresville-Belle
New Hope
Green Os
Dogwood Flat
Blackburn
Poplar Creek
Little Elk
St. Paul
Ripley
Hays Mill
Elkmont
Elkmont High
Payne
Alabama Forks
Cross Key
Green Hill
Friendship
Piney Chapel
Thad
Oak Grove
White
Scott
Ardmore
Wooley Springs
Pisgah
Sardis Springs
St. John
Blue Ridge
Tanner
Wheeler
Beulahland
Pine Ridge
Reid
Little Zion
Owens
Big Creek
West Limestone
Good Springs
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Point
Clements
Longevity of Golden Eagles Reaches Three Decades
The maximum age of golden eagles is not fixed, but evidence shows individuals can live up to about 30 years. This indicates long lifespans for the species under natural conditions and in captivity.
There Are More Than Twenty Eight Million in the United States
A partial line notes there are more than 28 million people in the United States, suggesting a population estimate figure from a data source. The fragment hints at demographic context but lacks specifics on year, source, or breakdown by age or region.
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United States
Naming Of University Trustees May Set Off Hassle In Senate
The first fight of the current state legislative session may revolve around university trustees and Senate confirmation. Three terms expire this year and despite the board being self perpetuating, all new or returning trustees must face the Senate. A move to suspend rules to take up the resolution on the floor failed when Stoughton Lamberth insisted it go to committee. John A. Caddell, a Decatur attorney and board member, says committee consideration aligns with administration policy and should not block appointments. If the Senate disagrees, it can name its own replacements. Caddell notes his own confirmation last year proceeded as these will. If the list is held in committee, a petition will force it back to the floor. The reassignment list includes Gessner T. McCorvey, Brewer Dixon, and Thomas Lawson.
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France
Eeahs
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Poujade
Finance Ministry
St. Cere
Paris
Italy
Pan
Senate
Stoughton Lamberth
Folsom’ Administration
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Ala
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Orson
Chambrays
Raymond Loewy
Riverdale Prints
L’stone
Orkin
Otto” the Orkin Man
Calvin
Gessner T. McCorvey
Brewer Dixon
Ray Mitchell
PAR Value Loan CO. Mutual Savings Life
PHON
Bank ‘St
First Federal Savings & Loan
Association of Decatur
Second Ave
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Fred Papenburg
State National Bank Building
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